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Newspaper
Bonham Daily Favorite
Location
Bonham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1918
Page
2
Ashley Evans served as city editor and solicitor in the periodical role, earning wages listed as 3.60, 2.00, 2.80, and 1.80 in the archival record. The snippet presents payroll-like figures tied to the editor position.
Arthur Balfour argues in the British House of Commons that a real world league is already forming among nations opposed to Prussian empire. He says this combined front, beyond central Europe, unites nations across continents in a shared future of humanity and peace, forming what could become a league of peace.
A formal, intelligence driven assessment contrasts with sentiment and Christian fellowship. The piece notes the League of Nations as a human institution, arguing pacifist victory would undermine its peace mission. It cites a Dallas Journal Darwin quote about black lands, then sharply characterizes Honey Grove land as among the darkest.
The Houston Post notes the immediate worry is whether Hobby’s majority will be 154000 or 198000. The outcome hinges on voters’ dinner choices and whether they sleep until polls close.
A collage from editorials and headlines recalls wartime hardship, charity, and thrift stamps. References to Tess beer at nickel, stockpiled food, and law transform daily life into a somber mood while children collect old rags to fund the war effort, signaling national resolve.
County trustees meet at the courthouse presided by J A Anneswood to plan methods for meeting Fannin County thrift stamp goals. Miss Goldberg from the Treasury urges universal pledges and outlines June 28 as a registration day with Bonham holding a 2 PM courthouse registration.
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